Legal duel over White House tapes illuminates presidential secrecy
In Washington two constitutional lawyers Charles Alan Wright for the President and Archibald Cox for the Watergate special prosecutor prepare for a courtroom clash before Judge John J. Sirica over access to presidential taped conversations. Cox argues for evidence to grand juries while Wright warns of executive confidentiality and possible dismissal if compelled.
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Washington
White House
Charles Alan Wright
Watergate
Archibald Cox
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
Cox
Harvard
U.S
Wright
University of Texas
Minnesota Extended Forecast With Showers And Clouds
The forecast calls for a mild period with cloudiness and showers Friday then decreasing clouds in the south Saturday. Northern areas face variable clouds and showers Sunday with highs mainly in the 70s, lower 80s in the south. lows mostly in the 50s. President Nixon waived executive privilege claims on tapes. Cox sought the tapes and subpoenas were issued by the Senate Watergate committee. Nixon refused to comply.
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Minnesota
Cox
Nixon
Senate
Southeast Minnesota iron pits become ecological assets
In southeastern Minnesota 7.3 million tons of iron ore were mined from open pits between 1942 and 1968 valued at over 682 million dollars at 1968 prices. Now deserted pits host a sanitary landfill and provide wildlife habitat, turning former mining sites into environmental assets.
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Post-Bulletin
Rochester, Minn
Minnesota
Fillmore County
Spring Valley
Chatfield
Iowa
Evergreen Mining Co
Hanna Mining Co
Hanna
Hibbing
St. Louis
Schroeder Mining Co
Stewartville
Wykoff
Schroeder
Rochester Community College
Ronald Hall
Robert Rislove
Canada
Nick Gulden
Mel Haugstad
Lanesboro
Goldwater rescues two from speedboat incident
Sen Barry Goldwater pulled a man and a woman from a speeding boat off Newport Beach after a boat buzzed by. They were treated and released from Hoag Memorial Hospital. The rescue was confirmed by his office and Coast Guard officials.
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Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Newport Beach
Calif
Arizona Republican
Judy Eisenhower
Goldwater
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Eisenhower
California
Hawaii
Violence rises as Chilean strike enters new phase
In Santiago clashes between pro and anti government groups intensify after a five hour battle. Police used water cannons and tear gas as mobs burned cars and garbage while thousands gathered at the presidential palace to pledge solidarity with President Allende.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Supreme Court
Carlos Prats
Jose Cademariori
Merchants’ Confederation
Allende
Wife of Secretary Warner Granted Uncontested Divorce
Fairfield Idaho AP reports Camas County Clerk George Gill says Mrs Warner daughter of Paul Mellon, met Idaho six week residency rule, and was granted an uncontested divorce from Secretary John W. Warner after 16 years. She served in Sun Valley and the divorce was granted on Monday.
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Fairfield
Idaho
John W. Warner
Camas County
George Gill
Warner
Paul Mellon
Sun Valley
Gill
Cohen to tour Maine voters on 300 mile trek
Rep. William S. Cohen, 32, Republican, begins a two week 300 mile journey through Maine to meet voters discuss problems concerns ideas or suggestions. He will stay overnight in constituents homes during the trip.
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Bangor
Maine
William S. Cohen
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